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Tke laft Time I^clme o'er tke Koor
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Where mortal Steel may wound me,
Or cap upon Come foreign Shore,
Where Banners may furrmind me:
Yet Hopes Main to fee my Love,
To feaft on glowing Kifses,
Shall make rm,. Cares at Distance move
To let a Hival enter;
SinceJhe exceUs in everv^ Grace,
In her my Lovejhall center.
Sooner the Seas Jhall ceaje tojlow,
Their Waves the A^ftaU cover,
On C^reenlandS Ice Jhall Rofes <porv,
Before I ceafe to Love her .
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<3he next Time 1 go o'er the Moor,
Shejhall a LoverJind me,
And that my Faith is firm andpure,
Tho'IlJt her behind me:
Then Hym£ii$facred Bondsfhall chain
Mu Bcart to herjair Bofom,
There, whilcmif Bein^does remain
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■ HIM I " I * ' " I
g£ Eg j£ I c^C o'er rte 3frr, I fag g *g M^^ J«
m ■■ | \ \ | ^=^^s^ i j i j 1111
s^^Urt
^*
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' &7B7L asjthe
m
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fl±B^^rT^^
$=*
PH*i
met betimes na£
mm.
Sfe.
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Lovely maiij lit Jit re-treats Jor
woo—ttu
l^s
4
, - w, j ; I Tn. alZ ffl» -S^Z, theirs not one Place
Beneath Hie ccoliryShade roe la^
GaT.ina and chaftly porting
We kits'd and promipl Time away
'Till Jfiahtfpread her black Curtain.
I yit'u'd all beneath the Skies,
Evn Ki.nas, when fie was nigh me;
In Raptures I beheld her Eves,
Which could but 111 denu^ me .
3
tfhoudlbe call'd where Cannons rore,
Where mortal Steel may wound me,
Or cap upon Come foreign Shore,
Where Banners may furrmind me:
Yet Hopes Main to fee my Love,
To feaft on glowing Kifses,
Shall make rm,. Cares at Distance move
To let a Hival enter;
SinceJhe exceUs in everv^ Grace,
In her my Lovejhall center.
Sooner the Seas Jhall ceaje tojlow,
Their Waves the A^ftaU cover,
On C^reenlandS Ice Jhall Rofes <porv,
Before I ceafe to Love her .
$
<3he next Time 1 go o'er the Moor,
Shejhall a LoverJind me,
And that my Faith is firm andpure,
Tho'IlJt her behind me:
Then Hym£ii$facred Bondsfhall chain
Mu Bcart to herjair Bofom,
There, whilcmif Bein^does remain
„ „ , -nvr My Love more frefh Jhall biofscm .
Bns
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Special collections of printed music > Inglis Collection of printed music > Printed music > Orpheus Caledonius, or, A collection of the best Scots songs > (15) Page [13] - Last time I came o'er the moor |
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Description | Scottish and English songs, military music and keyboard music of the 18th and 19th centuries. These items are from the collection of Alexander Wood Inglis of Glencorse (1854 to 1929). Also includes a few manuscripts, some treatises and other books on the subject. |
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Description | The Glen Collection and the Inglis Collection represent mainly 18th and 19th century Scottish music, including Scottish songs. The collections of Berlioz and Verdi collected by bibliographer Cecil Hopkinson contain contemporary and later editions of the works of the two composers Berlioz and Verdi. |
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